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I fixed the sound so BEWARE -- Something Wicked This Way Comes Chapters 25 - 31

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Miss Foley fears the multiplying mirrors and arranges a meeting with Mr. Holloway at the police station. Will and Jim deceive the police regarding their identities and discuss the dangers of the carnival, with a confrontation at Miss Foley's house leading to unexpected events.

Insights

  • Miss Foley's fear of multiplying mirrors and her contemplation of the carnival's influence on her decisions highlight the theme of paranoia and external manipulation in the narrative.
  • The boys' successful strategy to outsmart the witch by washing away her mark and confronting her with a plan demonstrates the power of teamwork, cunning, and bravery in overcoming challenges and threats.

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Recent questions

  • What is Miss Foley cautious of in her house?

    Mirrors

  • Who do Will and Jim interact with in Chapter 26?

    Police

  • How do the boys prevent the witch from finding them?

    Washing away her mark

  • What does Will's father emphasize the importance of?

    Trust

  • How does the boy confront the witch?

    Shooting an arrow at her balloon

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Summary

00:00

"Mirrors, Carnival, and Police: Miss Foley's Accusation"

  • The narrator apologizes for mic issues and introduces Part Two, Chapter 25 titled "Pursuits."
  • Miss Foley feels the presence of mirrors in her house, akin to sensing the first snowfall without seeing it.
  • Miss Foley is cautious of the mirrors, fearing they might multiply into an overwhelming army of reflections.
  • She contemplates the carnival's influence on her decisions regarding mirrors, Holloway, Jim, and the nephew.
  • Miss Foley contacts Mr. Holloway, arranging a meeting at the police station.
  • In Chapter 26, interns and police discuss the events involving Jim, Will, and the carnival.
  • Will and Jim interact with the police, sharing false information about their identities and residences.
  • The police speculate on the carnival's involvement in recent incidents, including the lightning rod salesman's disappearance.
  • Will and Jim discuss the potential dangers of the carnival and their fears of being targeted by its entities.
  • Miss Foley accuses Will and Jim of breaking into her house, leading to a tense confrontation and Will's sudden appearance in the room.

16:52

Father and Son Navigate Secrets and Struggles

  • Will's father expresses concern about keeping a secret to protect others from harm.
  • Will contemplates the passage of time and the unnoticed history around him.
  • Will questions his father about being a good person and the challenges of maintaining goodness.
  • Will's father reflects on the difficulty of being good and the internal struggles it entails.
  • Will and his father discuss the concept of happiness and the complexities of being good.
  • Will's father shares his realization about the imperfection of waiting to be perfect.
  • Will's father emphasizes the importance of trust and promises to explain his concerns about a carnival.
  • Will and his father share a moment of bonding and climb back into the house together.
  • Will wakes up and discovers a missing lightning rod, prompting action to prevent danger.
  • Will and Jim witness a mysterious balloon passing by, leading to a sense of foreboding and mystery.

35:38

"Boys outsmart witch, escape danger"

  • The blind girl could feel the world's textures and souls, distinguishing each by touch, smell, taste, and sound.
  • She marked a silver path on a roof, prompting two boys to wash it off with a garden hose.
  • The boys strategized to thwart the witch's return, washing away her mark and preventing her from finding them.
  • They successfully cleaned the roof, preventing the witch from tracing them, and the rain ceased.
  • The boys speculated on the witch's next move, with one boy deciding to confront her alone.
  • The boy taunted the witch, tricking her into approaching him, and then shot an arrow at her balloon.
  • The witch's balloon deflated, causing her distress as it spiraled away, leaving the boys safe.
  • The boy fell from the roof but landed in a tree, watching the witch's balloon disappear into the distance.
  • After a tense night, the boy carefully climbed down from the tree, relieved to be alive.
  • The night ended without further incident, concluding with a simple statement in Chapter 31.
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